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     Page 6 The Guardian, Wed., July 6, 1955 Philadelphia, (.AP)-Robin Roberts pushed one run 
     
     across by walking in the second inning and doubled two   u S - H,D, LQQguQ . 
     
     more in the sixth Tuesday night as the Philadelphia Phil- C Provl e P A l I L d 
     
     Dodger; Stop Stars 5.1 lieskb(eiattlIi1eB1l'2ollklyn Dodgers 5.4. Righthander Roberts  BCSOBGII Results Ineaut rsenau I ea 
     
     pic e up IS t victory of the year although he needed S '  B  S C S L H R ' 
     
     To Tie For League Lead help in the ninth in"h2- . urpnse '3 easo" l..J;l"E.ifil.';i".' .l'.&..;.”2.:.l.':::' ' ' ' ""9 U" M975 
     
     l Duke Snider I'i0m9l'.ed.I0l' the Bl'OOI(I..VllS..CIuI)I)lflg the CHICAGQ (AP)--Chicago clihs. headed for their lwinningneat ac Albloria as Tuesday night aloe: Ralph Pineau of the BYC and In the ra fo til 
     
     Paul Jay pllclwd nnlr hii haII'l-If-1t'Ii Cairns and Handrahnn each lflrsl pitch of the slxihinniniz over the rlghifleld wall. It who havent lhnlshed in he .Na- son since captunna the pen Liverpool's Jack Kizer whacked a Len Arsenaulf. of the Dairy are Ce ' ' e""”'" 
     
     tor the Dodgers last night and hit lhli blnglea. .was Snlcleris 28th round tripper of the season and the ""'l"' L9-P5l".” "N dimm" 5"” w'”' ”55 "'. ""5" '”5”'I””d9d hm" I" the "IN "fd fl" "'9 Mme Full leadership Puke" trophy" 5"” I" ”” 
     
     Q triple to lead his team to I 5-ll ”Donllls” MacDonald made a l24lh of llw Veal. Off Roberts. It also was Duke. thir taking third in 1946. have parloyed Fbremnst in the resurgence in inning of a Halifax and District of the City softball lea ue pmh" with ""3 best V""l'I0!l YI- 
     
     'l(- . ow ll, glare l l-gut ml, ol Jog cm-lals ll.ll ' . i 5 home runs and a share of luck into 24-year-old Ernie Banks slender Basob II L E ' each 
     
     TniIsI D0rdEP:s K capitalized on lifzlv andgbave MacLeod'bat-ked rig-Ihompr In two d3.V5- a combeack that could well be tom Negro who will be. starting Ed aHadl::Iiuewgm:vinner d Il)aYIngIs' George Bradley of the cord mtmry Hammer lead. um 
     
     three first inning Stars errors In Ilzainsi the fence in left field ml Roberts, who has lost Stfven. iiivlled off the santiluls Inf Fayette 'in sports for the year. . shortstop for the Nationals in the Dave Ready loser. Both pltchnegrs I:lrzrssI1:mIIe;.upIfIIu: 4 and 8 pack with . perfect M mark 
     
     alinve across two runs and from catch LP('lair'S drli? for the fa'lIl':l';ld S'g0g':l:In(allI"l:'l?iI ll! Illlltm lClI.V. Pal. tmad; dhlli flrsf major Rlmnlml in sewnd place mnsl of all-star game at Milwaukee Tues- went the route. ' p lgenderson aend wcudmorc have hifeth: IxolIlI)olI::d  xi" is-1h;pIIflm I 
     
     . ll . , l ll . l- lll l ll . .v ' l is s" cague sar an in ave c0n- h - ,- .g . day. Bu". h. - . I wl - an a er 
     
     m:Irp:hIIulllI:a rfhemsgri  I9 ma Ems 0 I 6 game" I"”"” '-"'I "'0 Ph”ad”l"h'” ""5 "”L IegthihpgfennthhdlfiwlImy:3r Banks hit 275 as a rookie last ton  (I:lea3:i?:1I:rIlf1orIh:uIIl;; IjIgI'IIaIed IiIII'phyi"Illi the leading Clarence Rm” "I me We ”"d 
     
     l .1 I S lln lhc eluhlh. I V -.....- n l . . A d . e run 1 er a e end of the Danny Mccormack of the Abbie; 
     
     anuld do no better than draw D)l)( Hi. AB it n icy Rnhem wenl 0", all” N,” , I a d 100 01 shots for the pennant Y1 lr and has Ignored the so-called it Bob Davina got one for Liver- schedule, Em, lmln H M d 
     
     within one run when they scored K. MacDonald Ib .. 4 2 1 2l l 1, - ll, ,3 kl, ll-l. - Km 5 cgunf on the early 1955 form sheet--have sophomo . jinx this season wlul ., pool in the eighth. 3 "T 5- 
     
     llieir lnne tally in the third. Mc('allum ll ..  4 l 1 nl ililfl, ;:;;l'll.'i  ln,'lff0 ;l':nS.'jmll'( l,3,.,..lll,,l lllxlltlg , lumllse ,5 ll,, l,ll,l,.,l.,g pm 0, all ml ll home Tnanrllllourli, N. s. (C?) L , I 
     
     The winners came roaring back'Kennedy c .. 3 0 fl 0. l . ' k . lll ll roo Iyn gers' first - place runs. rum earca s waltzed through F N R ' 
     
     in rhe fourth in at-hi-a lilrcc llitll't'I.'iicKlnnon lb 3 0 ll 0 2"? Plflllmflll llllelll? 5 mm" League schedu'e 5l1:l'Illl1;I9d9-4 36 Hailed 8: the best Cub shortstop D”l'l'l';l!:ll"" A"lfWl5).1i:'r1.'lr”;5dAll)llll Ire ew Dun n ennls 
     
     times and DUI lhenlselves nut ofisquarebrilzgs as .4 0 0 ill Karl Slmmlel. who was l.l,lll,l.l.d K. , C l B l l Le it a 4- record and a two- since Ihe ays of Bill Jurges, he 5 ax 3" l5 lC 858 B l . 
     
     reach of the Stars who tried hard lerlnir 3b . . . . .. .. 4 l 2 07 bl. l.-Ill lloelml; ll, llle slxllll wllls ll Tlglsl "”"Y a"h3I WI” game bulge over the third place already has surpassed his homer L933"? 33"” in ' 13'Illl lllhlclh  n B  W  B ' 
     
     but llPre held in check by -la.v's .-lay D  .. 4 l 1 ll rhnl-god with his second loss 5(ll9lfl9s;M t L 6 Milwaukee Braves. who open a total of 19 in 1954 and will set a M09 Dlhbowskv Went the route a e I e ar ' 
     
     IVl8SlPl'Illl Pllfhlnih backed up by ID- IIIIRCDOHHIG d . 4 0 fl fl agalml lwl, ll.-ms. l iv") ”" "W A 9"?” two-game series in Wrigley Field National League record for short- for Tm” Jim" SM" "wk Ihe , 
     
     have nice double play: by his In-IMOffQlI l-1 . . . . U l 3 l l V ngilllllly 6-Sl Peters n Mme" lad”! Sum Hacks Cubs an slops when he blasls No. 33' &'):f:hb;I'l uI!N8Se5e:&:ced by Billy HMONTREAL (CP) -- i-resident to obtain expense. allowances from 
     
     Mm l -l.nl.l. ml 5 7 2 plT'lgBLlRGH (Apl ,- gllllll. hm log-Gem Em n t. l e 5 e . arry Marpole oflfhe Canadian national associations of the var. 
     
     The llllrlcclx got in I"IaI!fIraI1an' paw Johnny Antonelll hurled a P'I - F W ' Lawn Tennis Association Tuesday ious countries he propoggd Q. 
     
     lnr sell-ii hllk led by Brian Mc-'STARS AB R I F. luur - hitter and Willie Mays  ll, Morell at Monlalll"      rf T IFIII an0l:herslIwlll,ey lI(”.””;-3 lllerlllal visit... I 
     
     Cnllllm and Joey Leflair WIIDID Let-lair rf ....,.. 4 0 l flI5"la5IlNI IW0 Imm? TU"-T 35 the J l 1 - "    8 E W er we as -0 e. 
     
     l l . - . l .5; . y .k G- M lly llelealed Hy 3rMontaguelat St. Peters. dard over the amount of financial 
     
     ::il:..:it::;2.l".i::? .:.'..:::  .:'  - l; 3 l  .:..:;::  ..... ll-nay Ht  -l  For N L An.slal- Team Loses Besi Man :”hh"i” Md" emb"ll'd ' 
     
     l . M f. f . ll A ll . tllll 0 - . . lennispayers. 
     
     llenrln: ti-lple Iflil rlrmeh in libs ,(;llyle c  ll ll  ?':Nh””r; l k d m Hm l, July 20-Morell at St. Peters. . In interviews in England and 
     
     V''";) 7”l"l- l", 9d "Ill!" -11 "ll 3"" 2h! -- n n n h 9 95" "hm" SP V Phi b  Jilly 24-St. Peters at Montague. CINCINNATI (AP) - Manager at second; Ernie Banks of Chicago ,HALIFAx (CPI-H3IlI3X C81” 38”" 0l'l MS Telllfll here Bedardi - 
     
     lhgfnallggv -33- 3" ""9 l1ml.;l)Ii'I-Plll;IbI  - 2 0 1 "  z'i'3r:l;m Sllnlllgd-ll: 0:: Esme July 24-Georgetown at Morell. Leo Durncller of New York Giants all short-stop. Eddie Mathews Imfals II?” "'9" Fest ""5" I0 5” C3,"3d3'5 5990” ""lIflll8 P133”??- 
     
     N I -- l V V l l unn '-  -- 1 V - l V Sunday games starting at 2.15 p. Thursday night named seven pltch- Milwaukee at third. Del Ennis of Wu” "95d3Y l'"8I'lI.bl" W93" 9” "Id "'31 he had l”9C9llV9d "0 help l 
     
     Villlie Tlunn hit the mill exllalliicclilgan lb .. . 3 fl 0 llThai s tops for the nlalors. Mays. ml slanllard llmel wednesdlw HS, lwe lnlleldersl three oulllelll. phlladelphia ln lell lleld Duke to defeat Kentville Wildcats 8-1 in from the CLTA for his European ' 
     
     base blow for the Stars. a doublelllandrahnn p . . . . . .. 2 1 1 1 who aiso-hit -HUI homers in. M0n- games Starling all 530 pm Slamlg an and we calcllers lo llll nul Snlder of Bloulllyn ln cenll'.e' Don a Halifax and District Baseball tour. He added that during his  
     
     tl llll, sevgnlhl Danni.-, LeClair. Totals 28 l 4 4 .tlay's twin bill Wllh the Pirates. nrd Iim” the Na”""3I Leagueis l955 all Mueller cl New York in rlgllt Ind League gama. . career he has received little help 
     
     Tow wwww W ' ”" '”''”m-m”'”r "wT'TT now has 25.  r star team, Roy camlianell. of Brooklyn .5 Halifax second ,baseman billy from the CLTA. 
     
     HACGH    lI)(l(fl- Nituelllelrl lihil had tthvllo gill  Year  wins pi;I;Ill1Per:IEIlI6rSI?l;Ief:nQl:ff;lldI;1& ilhe ca(l:l;ll:l:.a us h b - Idl l d Sgllar g1:fgr:8;3llileD;::::!e!grWtl:eIln; W11: snaidpllsegliarlclli h::lit:;ne;ntt0l(I1Vl::-   
     
     IIO HRH S .. II S, came OII L . E I -5 8 H9 85 een SI EIIIC T 
     
     ,-lll ls l - ll - ll, l ll-l game al M-llwaulm. Jllly 12' were wlll, all llllllry and ll l l y l the club's top run hitter and most fore he left for Europe that the t 
     
     0 M L d IIlIlfh:afhII;1c0IIIIIlI::9II::”in. M K N-Bo   named by 8'V01e Of the fans. known whether lle wlll bse ':l(l,le to :?II::I)II? f:18n.hIn lthe secong pllay C&i;TAlcou1dl lnot gille him any fI- THURSDAY. JULY 7th 
     
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     Praise For Don ac e0 A”'”""”l -iFl””F "F" ”l."'e" "id MONCTON. can Mary Ellen S'?"”” M me 25 '"""b"5.”' "" pl” - - 9 ga 9 5- E was "1 an my mum mm" It had 9 P-M- (D3 II ht 
     
     b In e f 
     
     walked four in winning his seventh Drlgmll 17 Tueldav becama the National League squad have 5E'('iI To fill out the catching staff bY A P 3' T comlni Ill I-0 899035 gqgf lCII- OI 32-51;) It the en: of the 
     
     , - , - - - - . ' ' ' .' . ase. . season. ' , 
     
           t . ,       ll  1"    2:      .l      .......... Main Event 
     
     Halifax Chronicle-Helnld. had hlghl In seven galllcs llc has plttlied mperldmelv in gelling out at a,lhe New Brunswick ladies golf Dum(.lm. namyll l0ul.ngllll1amlg Clnclnnall Halifax infield to be put out of 
     
     "SJ .?::?....l”.:.z”::...L". his ii .i.l.l".lll.ii :.'rl.  lam.   --mm ”h'.'2”."..".?.".liL. ..   Brian W  '”  wh-"l".5.  lle.”""'eh Wm be ”.iif.?i?.i...?l?"..'i'l”.i.'..-.l .  -W-Ehovs '”".T A1-MA mus  
     
     He snldiahnilt '-illicit": hair 17 .  L0! lllh-V5" fir-il home” Relief Riverside golf and country club p'l5l'f;"Iflglm.,.”..le,s 3..., D0,. N9... ,l.'.,.',f, .:;”M;;,.,:,.;:; Iifjlrf for his win. Dick Black was lorer Every part of the poison ivy PATSY REGAN 
     
     pitching form is superb. His de- "Here's another young lNIari-lp'”'he('l" Lmm" Pwp" gave up thtcarded B7 in the second and final comb? ll; Bl-ollklyllv Roblll Rebel-ls Thomas of plllsblll-gll. Allmll llel-er blll KEV! WHY i0 M Lllld0Pl ll "19 PIN" I5 d5"3"”"5"I"V"- ”9m3 '” ' ' I 
     
     livery is Si'l1ll0II'I.PV9f)'IIiII'IE comesltimer making good. There aren'Il59"f" -l . round of the annual tournament. of plllladelplllal Gene colllliy lll has played lll an all.slal- game ulllh. alld l'00I- am-6; y 
     
     frllm the same motion and. aslmany but what few there are Lltllcficitl value on with the Hcr two-roiliid total wa.sl176. Mlll,l-allkpe and Sam Jones cl Clll. spare lnfleldel-5 wlll be Gm, -T"”"'T” T-A " ' ' ' ' &.A 5 .-i 
     
     the radio annnunl-crs are won! tnlmeasure up to the best of the llascls xIl1EIf2f3d andnnonc  R'lltill1tleIl lhifheultllflenrdljtcllz rltalnplllll.  cage. All except Jones have seen Baker and Ransom Jackson of Chi- Tr" 
     
     say. 1He gives the better the biz imports." all : M in. 3 - -3'83?-0 Pl l' 0l" la l l 5 0 - ""9 0ll- W 0 9 previous all-star competititinn. cage. Johnny Logan of Milwaukee. 
     
     mntinn. then takes something off C T” "E Ill? llllf NT M19 I8-ll lhliee 3'93?!-V THREE NEWCOMERS Stan Musial of St. Louis and Gil 
     
     the pIf0Ii' . slipped to ll 92 Tuesday and end- . Hodges of Brooklyn. Baker and 
     
     "HP mm "mm M" lg I lasl J l  l” - F R d ed four strokes behind Miss Drls- The souihpaws will be Harvey Logan have not seen previous all- D,” pACl.-lg; DASHES "gl-,.oo A DASH 
     
     ball here. a lctllp pill-h. I good  e O S   NIL M1" M15 ""'""'up IHSI yeah HldifI.Ix .”f  L”I”E' fl" N"xhgII 51” "'mpemm"i . . Countess Carlo. Bus -ell Clegg. Kitty Macluy. Wait For Me. Sir 
     
      ll”     p l N Fluke S Milqr i......3"L?."llll;.?"'3..i"iif hrs:-lg; ..E:dil..;".:.:;:i:- Li."l:2”;Z.?Z'i'    M--.  D-. -l. ll. cl--re -lg.;-lll---- ll;-. 
     
     "W pm” and me rnnhdm"   O   pitched in all all-star game. Brooklyn. Chicago and St. Louis lslfmggyPgl3.I:.eE?e:;"a;g,5ijl;6:;(lt; el:ltlmglele:e' ' C egg' n- 
     
     ' The starting lineup will have Ted four each. Cincinnati three. Phila- 5' ' ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ASHES 930.00 A D 
     
    
   
   
    
     delphia and New York two each 
     
     htmare. Johnny 
     
    
   
   
    
     Showing in Halifax for the 
     
     and Pittsburgh one. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ”m” "N 5i"""I3-V I" A sr. ANDREWS. Scotland IAPle 
     
     rnle M 5"”? "'9. 5h."wl Frank Jowle, 43-year-old York-IU.S. 
     
    

    
     ”I".m9 M" ”"""g5 I" snmk shire golfer. showed Tuesday that lllln. 
     
     ""' "Eh" svwral M "mm '3'” his sensational first round of 5.'IlIl'afI (- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Gahagan. Impact. Jerry's Nig 
     
     ence Hy. Sir Joseph. 
     
    
   
   
    
     C-C TROT--2 DAS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kluszewski of Cincinnati at first 
     
     base. Red Schoelidienst of St. Louis 
     
    
   
   
    
     A. L. Announces Full 
     
    
   
   
    
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     IPlIIShlll'f1Il. and Ed l-ilrghl. I95-I Dues  Sydney 
     
     open champ from Clayton. 
     
     survived among the Amer- 
     
     lilries. Ton other Americans ing the 
     
    
   
   
    
     SYDNEY fCPl-A bad spill dur- 
     
    
   
   
    
     fifth race at the Sport 
     
     HES Cl'l5.M A DA. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mildalc. Joalldiilc. 
     
    
   
   
    
     mm "I" IV” Md Wm"-".”z mm in the British open golf champion- lliilssctl the HR qtlalifylng score. Centre callscd the death of the 
     
    

    
     M bagel :9 lwas dwnd "'2' k';''"' ship was no fluke. Fllrgnl shot 71-71---142. Mt-Hale. second horse within four days walmdrk Rajah Hanover Buds Echo 
     
    

    
     "9"-C ”" I" 3" "M" .3" Afi . it" 11 M lg fnrnicr U.S. Walker Cup player. Monday night. -' ' - . . ' ' 
     
    

    
     bl" W" "I'll 8 "1"" "'1 """'- on th:rp;:7Inl5lew  lic01II'-IrI'IiIcI70-73Nl4Ii: Nelson 69-76--145. and Pink. owned and driven by . ad For A”.Sfar Game "M" D"""' M” Mm” Gm" w”"hy' l 
     
    

    
     1939 Brtsh Ml('IIaPI Mackinllon of New Waler- c.c PACEg2 DASHES "75.M A DASH 
     
     Knox. Polly 
     
    
   
   
    
     d fired a par 72 lliulla. S(3l'(In(I in the 
     
     Little Delbert. Rosalie Hooper. Leah Federal. Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Four of his pitches were wild. hack Tuesday an 
     
     but a glance lhrrjuah his record 0.. me old come .0 lead 94 ll..l.l..ln-ll. 77.:rl-.ll7. ford. was killed when he tangled , l , , I 
     
     -huwnrl it was strictly an off day hrs lhrmllzll the 35 lwll, qualllvmlll walnlll wlll. slal-led ln sellnnd wlll-l lwo Olllel. horses! llumllale CHICAGO (AP)-'1he American quel of Chicago and Vlc Power of l , 
     
     in that dcrial'Imcnl. In seven ls ll". lhlm hes, qllalllvlng rgmlld llllall. all” an npm-mg 55 on ll". and llacll chips. on llle llrsl mm League Tuesday announc ” the re- Kansas City. Reynolds. Mr. Jollscolt. Eva Budlong. Anthony L. Bruces Sister. 
     
     ll-'vlmPF I19 Ila-fl WIIKI-PlI"IlPfI 0llI.V The 135 total for the Briton who New Culli'sc. went up to 74 Tues- during the first limit of R featured mmm" "I Its 5q"ad I”: the an 0" ""3 ””'5””' "am "W "W "N . 
     
     has never won it maior tournament Idav and Thomson who shot H 69Ievent. The horse was believed to 5”" Wm” 3" Muwmkee 'I”Iy I2- Hm” 3" D""'"3"- 5'39"9- 5'""h- C PACE': DAS"Ls'.""m'M A DASR 
     
     i ” A i ' C I The starting eight players. pii- Kallne. Hoeft. Power. Sullivan and Bob Clcgg. Sister Verna. Lou Budlonz. C0l- Budlonlz. Buddy 
     
     O'Connor. Penny Royal. Silk Hal. Hoollier Dr.. Jean Porteus. Frisco 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ill b k 't. k it 
     
     n llflifml  fl'lIc'l:.a':.iC. when was chars excepted. were voted on in Wilson. 
     
     -' . B . . l ' 
     
     ”" ” ...B.iZf3f ..7ih..E3Ei”il.ii;"S.i2i.i”Zi ballots we cast- 
     
     aled Frldav while warml Al Lnpqz. manager of Cleveland 
     
     bctwccn races on the some g"dIa'."; Ml? WI” ””'"ma"d "'9 
     
     llllomlm, nights spill. American eague team. selected 
     
     A  his pitchers and alternate outfield- 
     
     ers. lnfieldeiis and catchers. 
     
     Lopez named nine pitchers, in- 
     
     cluding rookies Dick Donovan of 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Smith. Famous Boy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     or agent wishing to nominate into C-C 
     
     this class will be carried as also eligible. 
     
     April Bud. Jimmie A.. Muriel 15.. 
     
     Miss Pliilll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     )2 round lon the Old Course, took a 70 o 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bnbby Ime New" Guy. Belle But-lloiig. Becky 
     
    
   
   
    
     is the third best qualifyin 
     
     in the Open. I stroke behind 
     
     Jones who had 134 at Sunningdale i Elrzhlren-hill? 
     
     in 1926 and John Pantnn of Scot- .nla.vNl ml the Old C0 
     
     d J(incs' mark at of 94 will hc rcdllt-e 
     
     nd St. Annes in low S('l1I'Cl'S who play the 
     
     minds Fl'id:i,v. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     mumls a basball poll in which 6.562.064 
     
     urse Wednes- 
     
     d to the 50 Sydney. 
     
     final two in: up 
     
    

    
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     C TROT-Any owner 
     
    

    
     Pace may do so. otherwise 
     
     Arionway. Royal Scott Jr.. 
     
     Royal Train. Ted Gcnnessec. Lusticia. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONDAY CLASSIFICATION 
     
    
   
   
    
     Capiilul Siurs 
     
     Win Opener In 
     
     Ladies League 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Royal Lylhnm ii 
     
     I952. 
     
    

    
     Runner-up in Jowle in the quail- 
     
     fying rounds was Laurie Ayton., 
     
    
   
   
    
     I GYPSY JOE vs. 
     
     TARZAN 301.0 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The 1955 all-star game will br- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ill: ii lot of new faces into the 
     
     fnrclzrllllnrl. Only five on last 
     
     year's star are repeaters. Duke 
     
    
   
   
    
     Snlrlcr and Roy (iampnnella of the 
     
     Brllllks. Ted Klllszewski of the 
     
     Reds in the senior circuit and 
     
     and Yogi Berra 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     a big Scot now living in lpswich,j 
     
     England. who had 67-69--136. Then 
     
     came England's Harry Wectman 
     
     with 67-71-138. 
     
    

    
     5 AMERICANS Sl'RVlVl-I 
     
    

    
     Tied in the 139 bracket wcrc 
     
     Peter Thomson of Australia. the 
     
     defending champion. Charlie Ward 
     
    
   
   
    
     Little League Baseball 
     
     Season Opens”-At S7sicIe 
     
    
   
   
    
     of- the S.A.A.A.. Horace MacFal'lane. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - -Mayor Henry W. Wedge 
     
     Donnie Scllurman allowed the 
     
    
   
   
    
     fit-lolly opened Sllnlmersides Lit- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tle Lcaglle baseball R.C.A.F. team only one hit in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     season last 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Chicago White Sox and Herb Scori- 
     
     of Cleveland. Others are Whitey 
     
     Ford and Bob 'l'urlcy of New York. 
     
     Early Wynn. Cleveland: Bill Htiefi. 
     
     Detroit: Billy Pierce. Chicago: 
     
     lFrank Sullivan. Boston, and Jim 
     
     'Wilson. Baltimore. 
     
    

    
     VOTED T0 TEAM 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     -The Capital Stars of Summer- 
     
    
   
   
    
     side defeated the Grand 
     
     girls in the first 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Lildies' Prince County softball . . . . 
     
                  
     
     the runs scored by Grand River mg" 0 a 1' yl ' ' 
     
     were home runs. F. Macxinnon A & KB l,ACEg4 DASHES 322500 A DASH 
     
     gemng mm and G" Macxlnm” My Darling. Moriell Woody. Texas Hanover. Belle Banks. Abner 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     league game of 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     25.00 A DASH 
     
     Nightmare Alli-c, Hclcll 
     
    
   
   
    
     mm in) TROT-2 DASHES st 
     
    
   
   
    
     Connic French. Big Boy. Bonnie Dole. liar- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lifirkcy Mantle 
     
    

    
     M 'I"” Ya"k"5 I" "W A'""I”'" of England" John Faun" M Scm” ' i th Q Eli b lh 'x i n'ng nd truck out 15 as . 
     
    

    
     Lcaglle. I l;"d' Fgrydwlzn D""lCkl"flBcl:g'"lm'  (I?a(III(IlIi::l'0alIll(IS. It-Iis u;v?dIrshiiIZavvecl- :IleII:lel:lillnSd:fcal::d the team from i Thlel pub,hc selected me f"""w' "net Grand RIC.” Em 59”" W5 McGraw. Kcppoch Playgirl. Suffolk Chief. Money Royal. 
     
    

    
     The 1954 rllllavlay vcrsllln of Ihcicarryd ;aA5 fl”. 0.1. lie at:  If - conicri Johnn,V Carroll. Summer the airport by the score of 10-0. "T4-lgeupv . w . 0" Carmen Snmhl aim we Capital 
     
    

    
     Cleveland Indians and the Giants l:;'"'"am';ml'rl "':;lm:l:ll ” ” ' I .siric's athletic rIIl'e('Ior. back to Taylor. who started for the Air lll,Sl'”,fa3;9.  ljsnx  f.""5 bag”-dG”"l d”l”'I”f"') ".''-'i W B PACE B TROT-2 DASIIES 3200.00 A DASH 
     
    

    
     who clnbbered them in the World A ' . ' 'l town. and complimented him onl Force. struck out seven. and S ' . .- - - ' ' . ' "Imml 9 M" m.”" p'"'h9r' Scnll Cash. Prince Budlnng. Miss Donna Mac. Taurida Boy. Pet 1 
     
    

    
     . Potente of Spain and Ted Lester . . . . . 9('0l1d base. Ilm Fllllgan. Kansas Alice Gallant and W (I Ch 
     
    

    
     Series were almost rlllllnoked of England ' his fine work with the youth of Christmas. who Dlfched part of the Clly. llllnl base. Hal-Vev Kllellll ell ll ll d m  a api Hanover. Real Flnflfll Premi" J" WI"-eh SIGEDY Slme D111 13.. Jeln' 
     
    

    
     cnmlllciely placing only one only Comjad wlm had 67l72l”l.l9 - Sllmmcrside. He explcssed the last inning. whlffed two. Delmlli 5lml.lslol',. rl-ed fwllllam; gl gealfall ll. rge. '5 In fwe B. Lee. 
     
    

    
     plalcr between them on the M," the Old' and New llourlgs lhope that some day the people oil . Lint-score I! H E llnslonl lell llelll;'Mll.lley Manll; dosgle 'andan".sl rang 3 fI"gIe' 
     
    

    
     "rivenln foam". Giant rightfield wulran Bvmn Nelgn" of R”am;kP' Sllmmcrside would be able to wlcl-. R.  A. F. . 000 000- 0 1 2 New ym-lll cenlm lleld: Al Kallne: ml 8 ho 'p e" yr" R "why C. PACE-2 DASHES 3300.00 A DASH 
     
    

    
     D..n illlellcr whtlm manager 1." and lamamlrimmmv Mcllalel come Johnny as a D9l'manenl4DJII- LEEIIVH. .. . 111 lflx--lfl 7 2 llelmlll rlglll llelll. and ynlzl Berra Llnesmlfe "m" R Marion E.. Billy McVc.V. Billy Bildlnng. America's Ace. Whispcr- l 
     
    

    
     Dilrnrilcr mnsidei-r tho rnosl " - - 5 non. llv cnnrzralulated the officers Umpires. lllale and bases mlerr New York. catcher. . II E ing Willow. Lady Cash. Freddie Scott. Viola Mckluney. Miss Com- 
     
    

    
     nf Phlndcl ha I h m Bill I C 
     
     ”alert' bnlfcr in the game.  . "L .'-'." " ; I " " of the  AA. for the time they Ph3l1EeBllly- 15- 308lE5 Ind 13- GBI' Lopez selected Shcrm Lollar. c';"l"l2lRgl':'  0030" 3 7C mando. I 
     
     . . . B b  R ll wereh ltlvllllz to the service of l8lll- Chicago. as his other catcher and P ” X-10 13 ” Slxlo slavi- 
     
     wll. ltl. . lll . l -e a U ynut in t etnwn. V added pulficlders Al Smith nd ' , 
     
    

    
     vmlam mglvlr gm -lhijnlfng 'l'd":g M3?-LE ”VmhWe:RE; h lll.l;...l wl..l,Z,'hll.m.. lll; ml S  G Lam. Dnhy of Cleveland and fan. Dairy Prqclice DECLARATION THURSDAY ii.oo FAST TIME mull Allollle, mm. mm 
     
     in the Nafittllal Lenin? and Bobby - i I 1 . i ”."'""'"l3 . P Flam" ween Q umes kle Jensen of Bnslfin. l cHAlll.0'l'TE'I'0WN nluviNG PARK 
     
    

    
           iifi"-rm en” ti:   .2?l::..:c.:::'.::-"l.lr-ell..Ill .. ...  .... .. I "'"””” M” ”"”” '””- 
     
     Lmlcllc batting title. were turn . , g i l i ' ' The following games will be ' , ' 9 3 W W' " 'l P750 99 
     
    

    
     out in the cold by ill. vnflylg vllh.  Child g:0n0nlIi "AX l;Im;7'z0 l Ce-lghrliallllegatllrlolllgwaihe m!::::;m0EI played mnlgm ln the my mm Roscn of Cleveland. Chicn Corras- tonight on the Pnrkdale Dl ' we-a 
     
     llc. as were szlllggers Stan Muslal Gorlnan ill. lllld Astrnlhl VIM-Gnrwlnrngram I ll,, lnlmdmpd the bail league: Keefe Drug vs. Ah- 
     
    

    
     "'”I M n""'" which "H 5"” M man HRs' Cle.Cimilh' Hegan lmachcs of the various teams and mu Wkmorm Held” Ba"-V1 I 
     
    

    
     9”” "I" a"”9".I h"TmI.(.Ip mm KCy-I-I')cn-iaiesiri Lopez. I Thad words of praise for thc.'wnrkIvs' Navy Imd Diammmi C . . , I F 
     
    

    
     'I"''''" T " "”"” "I'M i Niltinnai League Ihcy had done In the lliliue Lea-  e e  . 
     
    

    
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     Th" A"'"I":" 'L";.m" 39" MW gtII'I(IIIIlfIl:II w m  13 gl Im"I:hism vi-Sirs coaches are: Y's   ' 
     
    

    
     I WWI "IE9 "" "W" ”""”' hr" Arroyo, Wright in) Lgpglme (9) Men. Ari Robinson: Rotary. Bud I  IT M  
     
    

    
     N9” "'”'"'5'"" "m" pm-V9: and Sarni. Burbrink t9-: Sinlcy. Iwmnmnl LCRIMI. Glennie Des-  
     
    

    
     "' ""””- ””'".'l..””'"''"" '?C”'. Freeman till. Black is. and anus. llttvlltt-it Klhsmhnl Don Cannlnlt: A 
     
    

    
     at l” Prhvlhlli '0 W -1"” W--Black I,-Lapalme. HRs- stl.lR-C A F. lli-'l.ior Mafhesnn. Jtlhnnv There will be a Lime League cgl-5 fl-kg 
     
     EN.'llTlP li'nl'1w:I.i n  Achoendlensll l.-mil". Vlrllnn lalso introdllccri the president of practice this morning gt 945. I Y 
     
    

    
     imnmls ru Cin-Kl k'. Ad .. 
     
     M mm” mm W mmh :l.KLOrV'VIl."lnn.la1l::luc M , smm d ' car Make Type was New 
     
     :9 ml dlhrnllzlgfnfhsl .r;:';:llr;ll Toronto ooo mi 210- 4 51 "I ;h "I .0Y5 T-SIIIHS 1953 Plymouth Sedan 51675 1545 
     
     ""1 'l l""" i ' Syracua 010 000 Wk 1 6 1 Om 
     
     pm-table R-I2. Blake? Crimian Isl and Ber.   HI"mCH s.dCII   
     
     , beret; Owens and He . 
     
     (-,,l,,,.l. vll.('llll:ll,,.- getting In N..l,,,l.l Lenygxgn W th .    CW   
     
     hi i 1' 12th with N Y i. e e Brighton Horse Shoe Club do hereby '-----w-w-. 
     
    

    
     shape for is .lly go ew or 140 100 flltell 12 0 . -e----- .   S.”   
     
     Jlmm, sklmm, .. lll, l-.-mum. plllsburgh ml, 000 MP 1 4 2 challenge the Summerside Horse Shoe Club Sunday M."a SP0" Shh." IOYI AIIHO SOCKS n " 
     
     battered Johnny cDonough DI Angonelll and Hofman; Martin. afternoon at the Brighton Club at 2 o'clock. Please 95 l 1952 Hylnouth Couch 1175 945 
     
     no-inn arnllnd In eight rounds Lmlefleld ill. Pepper fill and reply through press. 363' 2'  1951 .45 
     
     .1 lirlrtmnlllh . oilda, night. aotsrsogl l;v--hMnE'IInllIlRs; NYL Signed J 9 . Studebaker Sedan  5 
     
     (obey had the lioiltonlan bounc- 3.3 . l - ma. 7 . 5 
     
    

    
     W M, ll", my” ,l,l,l ll,,.,,,.' Brooklyn olo ooi ooz.l ti o The B. h g ggg. --m--w-, l -e- I947 Chcvroidl Sedan 350 I7 
     
    

    
     l Philadelphia oio ooz 0'2x- i ii i "I 10!! Home -hoe Club. mg-or--' IOVI 5901'! SIIIHS 1 75- 
     
    

    
     ''"I" ";l,i'"chh"'Ml.”'l;l.h'  Spanner. Roebuck mi. Hughes "CD'S nhCkC'I  Huh."   d 
     
     """"Ii" M" Q "" (1) and Howell; Roberts. Meyer 1' McCOURT' 308' ' ' I I 
     
    
   
   
    
     the eighth time Mcbonounh. prob 
     
    
   
   
    
     ghiv feeling more like an cIcvaf- l 
     
    
   
   
    
     have 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ludwig. Macxlnsoil til and 
     
     White; xlime. Romberger ill, 
     
     Trice II) and Burris. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Cuechc and sierra; Thompson. 
     
    

    
     Vothellc (1) and Watlingtoii. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Coyle won in! in.-eIl'n Village 
     
     lenduvoupriuforliavingmg. 
     
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     Under IIIO Lights 
     
     SUMMIISIDI lulcrwlll! 
     
     ln-smiley. Jiify mil. 
     
    

    
     Inn-Ia do-ins Hday. July sill. miilgln 
     
     aeelaiuiiui sat-riley Noon. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Men's Suifsio39.50  18.23 
     
     Mon'sPunhio9.Q5  
     
    
   
   
    
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     . sport coat: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ilia GIIEEIIIIAL on. till. 
     
    
   
   
    
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